Petition Make it that only UK elected officials can vote on legislation before Parliament

When The House of Commons, comprising of publicly elected MPs, debate, and vote in favour of any legislation, The House of Lords, which is a totally unelected body, should not be able to reject, amend, or interfere with said legislation, in any way, other than in an advisory capacity.

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9 signatures

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10,000 signatures required to get a government response

Date closed 3 May 2017
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